Panagiotis Ioannidis: Curriculum Vitae
Panagiotis Ioannidis: Curriculum Vitae
Panagiotis Ioannidis: Curriculum Vitae
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<strong>Panagiotis</strong> <strong>Ioannidis</strong><br />
Phone: 00 49 40 76500912<br />
Mobile: 00 49 (0) 151 25038586<br />
Home: Gojenbergsweg 12<br />
21029 Hamburg Germany<br />
Email: pioannidis@hs.uni-hamburg.de<br />
Skype: poiann<br />
Education<br />
2012: Physics Degree at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)<br />
2003: National Examination for University Entry<br />
1999-2003: Mantoulides College, Thermi<br />
Language Skills<br />
Greek: Native language<br />
English: Fluent speaker, Proficiency in English, University of Michigan, IELTS 7.0<br />
Distinctions / Scholarships<br />
Scholarship in every year of Lyceum<br />
Computer Skills<br />
Operating Systems:<br />
Mac (Snow Leopard, Lion)<br />
Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse)<br />
MS DOS<br />
UNIX<br />
Windows (3.1, 95, 98, 2000, NT, XP, Vista, 7)<br />
Programming skills<br />
Python<br />
Fortran 77/95<br />
Awk<br />
C-Shell and Bash shell scripting<br />
Basics of C, Visual Basic and Java<br />
Astronomical Software:<br />
IRAF<br />
STARLINK (All major photometry, astrometry and image processing packages)<br />
MPO CANOPUS<br />
Other Programs<br />
Most of commercial astronomical programs
<strong>Panagiotis</strong> <strong>Ioannidis</strong> 2<br />
Research Interests<br />
Working on projects:<br />
• Characterization of extrasolar planet using TTVs<br />
• Survey for Extra Solar Planets with the method of Transits<br />
• Follow up observation on Extra Solar Planets<br />
• Stellar Activity<br />
• Variable stars<br />
• Time Series Analysis<br />
• Seeing measurements with the DIMM method in cooperation with LIDAR program<br />
(Laboratory of Atmosphere, Physics Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)<br />
Interested in projects:<br />
• Astrobiology<br />
• Extra Solar Planetary Atmospheres<br />
• Space physics<br />
• Astrophysical Instrumentation<br />
• Astrophysical software development<br />
Publications<br />
Conference Contributions (proceedings):<br />
• KOI-676: An active star with two planetary candidates, Exoplanets in Multi-body Systems in the<br />
Kepler Era<br />
• Planetary existence around M type main sequence stars, <strong>Ioannidis</strong> et al 2011, The 10th Hellenic<br />
Astronomical Conference http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012hell.confR..28I<br />
• Survey for variable stars and exoplanet transits from Holomon Astronomical Station, <strong>Ioannidis</strong> et al<br />
2011, The 10th Hellenic Astronomical Conference http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012hell.confQ..28I<br />
• The Photometric Software for Transits (PhoS-T), Mislis et al 2011, The 10th Hellenic Astronomical<br />
Conference http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012hell.conf...12M<br />
• Calculation of the rotational period of the ”Mars crosser” asteroid (32910) 1994TE15, Avdellidou et al<br />
2011, The 10th Hellenic Astronomical Conference http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012hell.conf...10A<br />
• Aristotle University Astronomical Station at Mt.Holomon, Avdellidou et al 2011, The 10th Hellenic<br />
Astronomical Conference http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012hell.conf...32A<br />
Oral<br />
Seven years of extrasolar planetary observations from Mt.Holomon astronomical station, Public lecture,<br />
Laboratory of Astronomy, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.<br />
Survey for detection and characterization effort of extrasolar planets from Holomon Astronomical<br />
Station<br />
Others<br />
Survey for extrasolar planets from Holomon Astronomical Station, Phenomenon magazine of Physics<br />
department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greek edition)
<strong>Panagiotis</strong> <strong>Ioannidis</strong> 3<br />
Observational experience<br />
McDonald Observatory, Texas, USA<br />
2 Observing nights, ∼12 hours (remote observation)<br />
Telescope: MONET/North 1.2m<br />
Supervisors: Prof. John Seiradakis, Dr. Milan Bogosavljevic, Korado Korlevic<br />
Observational Program: Physical characteristics of main belt comets.<br />
Skinakas Observatory, Heraklion, Crete, Greece (2010)<br />
4 Observing nights ∼32 hours<br />
Telescope: 1.3m<br />
Supervisors: Prof. John Seiradakis, Kleomenis Tsiganis (AUTH)<br />
Observational Program: Calculation of the rotational period of the asteroid 1994TE15 via its light curve.<br />
Holomon Astronomical Station, Greece (2009-now)<br />
118 Observing nights, ∼710 hours Telescopes: 18 cm Newtonian ? Astrograph 1 , 11? Schmidt-Cassegrain 2<br />
Supervisors: Prof John H. Seiradakis (AUTH),<br />
Observational Programs-Diploma thesis: 1 Thessaloniki Research for Transits (ThReT), 2 follow up<br />
observations on transiting planets and confirmation-characterization of variable stars<br />
Thessaloniki, Greece (2009-2010)<br />
7nights, ∼10 observing hours<br />
Telescope: 8? Schmidt- Cassegrain<br />
Observational Program: Seeing measurements with the DIMM method<br />
Holomon Astronomical Station, Greece (2009-now)<br />
∼40 Observing nights, ∼240 hours<br />
Telescopes: 8?Newtonian<br />
Supervisors: Prof John H. Seiradakis (AUTH)<br />
Observational Programs: Seeing measurements with Differential Image Motion Monitor (DIMM) Method<br />
Observatory of Thessaloniki, Greece (2004 & 2007)<br />
Telescope: 20 cm Refractor<br />
Supervisors: Prof John H Seiradakis, Prof Stavros Avgoloupis<br />
Observational Program: Solar Observations: Sunspots, prominences, calculation of the Suns differential<br />
motion, photosphere, chromosphere (Ha region)<br />
Additional experience<br />
Over 300 Observational nights, ∼1200 hours Astrophotography<br />
Conferences and Workshops<br />
2013: Exoplanets in Multi-body Systems in the Kepler Era, February 9-15, Aspen Center for Physics,<br />
Aspen, CO<br />
2012: Sagan Exoplanet Summer Workshop, ”Working with Exoplanet Light Curves”, July 23-27, CalTech,<br />
Pasadena, CA, NASA Exoplanet Science Institute<br />
2011: 10th Hellenic Astronomical Conference Ioannina, 5-8 September 2011, Greece<br />
2011: Sagan Exoplanet Summer Workshop, ”Exploring Exoplanets with Microlensing”, July 25-29, Cal-<br />
Tech, Pasadena, CA, NASA Exoplanet Science Institute<br />
2010: ”European Single Dish School in the Era of Arrays”, Max Planck Institute fur Radioastronomy,<br />
Bonn, Germany<br />
2010: 3rd Advanced Astronomy School ?The Obscured Universe?, National & Kapodistrian University of<br />
Athens, Greece<br />
2010: VLTI 2010 training School, Porquerolles Island, Cote dAzur, France
<strong>Panagiotis</strong> <strong>Ioannidis</strong> 4<br />
2010: HEP, Workshop on ”Resent Advances in Particle Physics and Cosmology”, AUTH, Thessaloniki,<br />
Greece<br />
2009: Novicosmo09 Summer School, Highlights in Astrophysics, Rabac, Croatia<br />
2005: 4 th Hellenic Amateur astronomers Conference, Athens, Greece<br />
Teaching Experience<br />
2011-now: Public lectures and presentation of Aristotle University’s Observatory for School classes.<br />
2011: Teaching Assistant of the Greek team (Two Bronze Medals and three Honorable Mentions) for<br />
International Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad (IOAA) 25/8/2011-3/9/2011,Krakow,Poland.<br />
2010: Teaching Assistant of the Greek team (Bronze Medal) for International Astronomy and Astrophysics<br />
Olympiad (IOAA) 12-21/9/2010,Benjing,China.<br />
Work Experience<br />
2004-2008: Worked as an electronic engineer on computer hardware assembly, design and construction<br />
of electronic equipment, along with software technical support<br />
Last updated: April 14, 2013
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